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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20
ZOO ACRES DIVIDED INTO ONLY t40O LOTS! !

The entire Tract is beautifully situated with
charming vew pure air and water and perfect drainage
The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad runs through
the tract with scent fare guaranteed to and from the
center of the city This road will be completed to the
tract July I. 1887 Pure and abundant water pped
through all the streets
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20
THE COURTS.

nnernSr Cours..Cheney. ,.
z SATURDAY, February 10, 1887.
neople "a. John Mason--Burglary;
uaea1e guilty. Degree Of ofiense TO Do
~ Fsbrusry 2lst, at 10 A. NJ;
P~onIe q. Jas. Gorman--Allowed 10
vleai ruilty and sentenced to f've days
Psonie ". James ONeal-lnforma-
do charging him with grand larceny
r. parte Juan Marron on habeas
oornus-Writ dismissed and prisoner re-
aanded-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20
Hotel Arcadia

Santa Monica, has elevator, electric bells.
gas, steam heat in halls, 120 rooms, all mod
ern improvements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

Mrs. n. A. Francis,
Juvenile exhibition, Thursday. evening.
February oath, at Tu nverefn Hall.
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marrfaee Gfcemses.

xks following persons were yesterday
- a<sd licsnse to we'd: A. A. Sanders
. r, Z. Stevens. Y. Lopsz to ]. Perez,
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Size of lots, 5ox1 50 feet up to acres.
The Average Size Of Lots, IL Acre.

The uniform price Of these lots placed at ST. 5o
First payment $40 cash. with succeeding payments Of
$o per month, without interest. When $Ioo has been
paid on each lot the entire number of lots will be dis
trbuted among the purchasers the plan that
on which the Childs Tract was distributed.
This is splendid investment for very small
amount of money.
The tract is situated upon the hills which are rap
idly becoming the most desirable residence portion of the
CITY, The soil is warm sandy loan, free from frost,
being in what is known the warm belt The elevation
such that the temperature than in the city
FREE CARRIAGE to the tract every day from
the Office of the agents.
Maps and Circulars and all information can be
had from
Byra1n & Poindexter, Managers,
STREET. BANK BLOCK. em
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20
Wrumsoll,J , J..

R.rclav ct al. VS.. Beach ct al-Ten
<lsys further time granted defendant 70
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

due De Montebcllo Cha mpngn
In every frat-class house. Imported
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

FOLSOM, Cal Il used Butte Tine in chr onic
rheumatism with great benefit. Please send
supply to J. W. Haines, Genoa, New, and
oblige yours truly, F. g. DURANT, NJ D.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

no First street, Nadeau Block
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
E~Families Supplied at Residence.
ja2U-tf GARDE MAHONY, Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

Natural Health
Two THOUSAND HUNDRED SEA-!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

E@ SANTA ABLE is only sold In large
bottles at 81; three for 81 SO. Sold by all
Wholesale and retail druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-20

shs ssss sss.. ne 1511S6i 1oAWsfos Z FOX. Is.sssk
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

There have recently been some re-
marksble instances of kindly meet
ing of the blue and gIey, the old
soldiers Of both sides OF the late war.
There was such reunion on the field
Of Gettysburg July Of this year.
The survivors Of Pickett'S division
and the Pennsylvania soldiers who
were in that battle met and the ut
most good feeling prevailed. The
fact is there was no personal
hostility between the soldiers
during the war. They often met on
the picket line and exchanged friendly
greetings and traded coffee for tobac-
co. 1t is not strange that they meet
now on friendly terms.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

death was attributed 70 this cause. The
fGrersl services were held on Tuesday
West Bur-lxe.v
schools closed in the village last Friday,
with a picnic in the p. m.
c. {. jameson preached very able
discourse in the N. Is church the Sd in
slant
Myrtle Aldrich, accompanied by Miss
Damon of Boston, i az home for a few
weeks.
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Barton.


% : crs- Hayinz tools very low 81
MCGAFFEY->- Glover
Barton
Horace Hyde haS gone 70 Nashua y
H
Mr. Alvin Jewell i IL with bilious
fever
George Baldwin ! It home on a short
vacation
Rev g H Dunlzp- Of Derby Line vii
preach At rhe Cong church next sunday
both morning and evening
The Preston BOYS have moved their
goods snd vva-ch-repairlng business acroSS
the way 70 The DwineI block
The odd Girls meet IN NJ E veSrry
Wednesday p n supper from s 10 :
O'Clock Al Interested are requested 20
l- present
The editor l. liable % Be OF with the
>-z-= Editorial and Printers excursion 10
Boston. Nantucket. etc this week
amos Tower who hzs been in BurIing-
ton under the treatment and care Of Dr.
Il G. Tlnkham for some months, has re-
turned home much improved n health
Judge Austin : here to-day. holding The
probate court The people in this part Of
the county VII md IL convenient 70 meet
lE on The second Monday Of each month
Mr. Robert Murray. who lived II The
u=re-s4ux district. in The east part Of the
town Wa buried yesterday she had
5--- ID some months. but died verv Sud-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11
New Advertisements To-Day.
LOCAL ADVERTISING

r. D. owen wants Fresh RaSp5erries
in auy quantity. in exchange for goods,
or viii pay cash
sumner Hats this week 81 Phillips
Millinery rooms for p cents General
ua-S-ioEn IN millinery
Good Goldfish 81 cts trimmed salmon
l1 Cts KRIS WaShbOard >o4p reduced
% c-S- Having tools very low 81
NCGAFFEY Glover
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11
PROBATE COURTS.

E-u---e Gears vi Be hid On the second and
fourth E-1lavs % each E-o--h the PROBATE O-zce.
lE N=EEs1-r-a nj OF e1el LL--@i4v preceding the
--aH-1 and foz--L Frid1v< Of each month. AZ NJ
ere iZ HL--ez Lining. and AZ 2 " BaIdwInss
-1-e = B4--1E- ez -Le >=roud Monday ~ each
-1--1- o. H AUSTIN, Judge
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MAItIRIIcD.

At North Troy, July ?. By Rev. P. y. Granger
Mr Frank A. Blanchard of Richiord. and Mis-
Viola Z. Young Of North Troy.
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STATE or VERMONT,


y Orleans District 80.
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sail Distrlet a. thf 1fh day afJulf5 "a. 10 isfi
John 4. Gounff. Enfrafur ~ tIf laef ml Hi
Wills Nnrthrup, laff - f.ftsHurfs ln Ha.H do.
trft deosassd. presenfs BE- sfa rsfisn ssaalf
Or termination ADD allowance anI nlshfs HruA
eatiou fof decree ~ dIstrbafl1n and FartIflan "a
the estate ~ sald dfaeassd'
Whereupou BE- ls arisfed ~ Esd faHrfs llaf sala
aeeaunt and sal1 apfsIrafann g. referred fn sffa
"a thereof ~ b. hfld AZ fse Praaff Dnlrs sald
Barton Landing, fhe 8Hfh laF ~ 1uIFs
A ID. IssT. ~ hearing and dfslsltn uifffan hnds
"a farther 1fIfrfI fl.af naflHf lfrfuf ~ EFrh fH
az perssns interfstfa, ~ pubIlfaflou Fl a. safff
three mreks suefffs4FelF iH fhf Man.fnf. HfHH.
paper pablisbea 81 Barffn. EfeHlnas a. esd Nfflf
appointed fsf hearing tIaf fbfB mag nFIrar n saa
tlne aud place, aud shas eausfi IL aHg fiaeF aaag
have ahy saI1 afrsarf siagald naf bf aI.oHfdf sHa
sarh decree made.
ythe Cgart-Attfff
sobz en- jos ~ Register.
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Settle up the Accounts

Having moved % another state ] God { necessary
o. co-e up my business hefe at uueft aui Htsrt a.
% So without making any cost o. auN unr. 81
d. rsous indebted a. me are requested t0 cali af a.
Al. Nurfou's. v here ms accounts NAV De- laHHl h
settle bv note 90 rash before August lst thIs Is
pleasantly said. but &c means business
w. F. Templeton.
Glover. July m. @H
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DIED.

s-AlIaOtiees ofdeaths inserted free. Obituary
notices and poetry Gve ssAtSpsr tfAs
In Greensboro Bend, June q Jennie vile III
Arthur Oreutt, aged % year., months.
IN Glover July :. Hannah Vance Kimball aged
50 year., mo-. Il days.
Ia West Burke. July :, u dropsy. John KIbbse.
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Gone Hayin8.

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BIRTHS.

At East Albany, June p. a son % Mr. and Mr.
SzmT Stezruz.
Ar south Albany, July S, zou u Mr. and Mr.
Win. Ames.
Al Glover. June p, son 70 Mrand Mr. Sumner
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11
Boston Wholesale Produce Market
cORRECTED ExPEEssLT FOR
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,

A ID HIBB RID.
Jobbing and Commission Dealer in Butter, Cheese
Flour, Lard, Eggs, Beans, Dried Apple.
etc, y John street, Boston.
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Spffial 9Otiffs.

BUCKLRN'- ARSICA -ALyE.
The Beet s4lve Ia the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sore, Clcers, Salt Rheum, Fever sores. Tetter
Chapped H4nds, ChlIbIains, Corns, and al ski1
EruPtions and positively cures Piles or ~ pay r.
CURED Il j. guaranteed - give perfect s4fisfac
ton Or moHey refunded. Price q cent per box.
For sale b. II. Z. Pierce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

FOr time ny Ife 49, lesp4ired a. NJ tr0abIf
Nirh the EicneFs, Liver and Bladder-aise
Constipation Fin4llT used Dr. Kennsdy's -
vorlrs Eelasdyt and In my 0pin4on "a saved ~ lie
nzEe rLls st9feEnemf % save taDse no fH1ff
dad-A- J. lsiEgrd. Lgpell. 81 ass. druggietss 81.
-eDd Z-ceur stamp - Or David keBneay. fzsairfBf
y j =, for ~ book % kidnegs Liver ana Balo4
DISORDER Mention dis paper. 20
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/. & P. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Ara-s Leave
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r. 40 n o. II. Sos n
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5AETuN LANDENt1->oCTE---S5 n SOS .
liz g n - H II-sI ? E--NoKrE
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SO
BAETOS->oCTE---+ II; SIS n $50 . n.
--55 n l--l5 3 U--NoETE-5--5 4 II, - Il
rs rs rs 800 n $50 "A.
SOUTH AEEQN->oC-E---ss II. $50 n
NoErE-l@-5s n SIS n 80 n
>-TLQS->orTE-s1+ n SO p n NoE-z-
lLZ q; So II
WEST Be RhE->oCTE-s II 81 N IS
u- $50 M Iz-gI u--NoErE--SIT 4
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pms SD m SIS m, las : m--N0ETH
2Ez n rs =s az n sos p IL IS
Pr
Dae- not stop
>-rq< cz-v Tor passengers @ or ron c0uueerI1z
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

When uslng H4hneHzun's H0u0-opathlc Peiists.
folloN The eEplieit dirserions Aooompaaying even
boetie. II yog woald obtain the best rsraIts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

Fits. ALFitsst0pped free BY DR.. kIine's
IL II = -GIrezt Nerve Eestorer. No Pc after
trst day. use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
tz-OStri@l bottle free 20 PIT cases. send % Dr..
Kline ssSl Arch 81. .PhiIa. Pa.
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Coventry
Nh. EIiha SpauldIng Is IN town.

Mrs. Elihu Spaulding Is IN town.
Rev. J. Mcdonald Of Albany
preached st NJ. E. church yesterday.
Lewis Morrill, has adopted 4 boy
from the Orphans Home IN Boston.
Burleigh. son of Hollis Gould Of
Mass, Is stopping At Salmon Nye's.
Austin Douglas has been painting
Jonas hidder's house both inside and
out.
The Willing Workers viii meet
Tuesday ST NJ. Z. veStrv. Supper st
s O'clock
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Greensboro Bend

Saturday evening July 2, the ofie-
ers OF LzmoIIle Valley Div. No p.
sons Of Temperance. were installed
for the Sd quarter b. Grand Worthy
Dep Simpson and Grand Conductor
Dawson Charles Wilson, W P !:
Wm- Jameson, " A. O. H Paine,
z : f.: Carrie LeavIt1- assistant r :. /:
r W Clark Con: Ida Green,
assistant Con: Mrs p : Paine.
Chap W : NeDoEeI. r : VII
Graham Treas Geo. Batten, - /.
Z J. Gray, o. >
Holland.
John FIsk has bought back he Old
place, which be sold 70 he son VIII
lam
J. H smith has put up = harm On
L2eky place. J. Hall one 81 his
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-07-11

" LL-1lA AzA>CL -OE ~ On L1c
morning OF the 4th ST midnight-pOs-
sIbIv 3 little befOre-in order 70 take
q very early start for Stove He
happened 20 have 3 hired horse that
was cranky" 70 say the least and
which would insist on stopping every
now and then much 70 Williams dis
gust and hindrance- In the course
OF about two hours he reached North
WoIe0tt- when the animal would not
20 az all unless the driver walked BIZ
his side William struggled along
for . time using some expressions
that might not seem appropriate for
= man Of his devout nature until
weary and exasperzted- he decided 20
turn hack He arrived home Al
O'Clock having made about ten miles
"a four hours. His patriotism was
20 far expended that he made no fur
Their effort 10 celebrate during the
day
West Charle-Eon-
Herbert kathan has returned from
Boston
J. C. Oliver and wife have just re-
turned from : visit % Franklin cOun-
"
Mrs r H Robinson has night
blooming cereus that blOssomed four
evenings IN successiOn- recently nAE-
ing four blossoms At one time
Rev Mr.. Wor1hen. the evangelist
gave q Temperance lecture In the ball'-
tTst church. Tuesday ere July an
and preached st the same place tbf
following evening.
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East Hard~fck .

4 4 n ~ ~ ~
Andrew Whitcher fell from a load Of
| hay last week and was run over By the
wheels and severIy injured
Rev Dr. Hubert j. stopping for few
/ days with his daughter. Mrs. Rev z. Z.
Rogers
William Merriam and wife Of Glover
were visiting Henry BIzke's family last
week
II Fou would see the best stud Of stock
horses IN Vermont, call at W. 8 Bailey's
I MaplewOod farm, at the street II +
I rarely that you viii SEE four such horses
IN one stable Probably il cant be done
| 10 the state outside q this farm. and
the patronage d an approaching public j.
the best eveideBee Ne can addace 70 cur
ro5orate fhis- The proprietor must BE-
proud u BIZ stGd and their patronage.
sutton
ReuOen AIlard cut Of 8 fOre-nnger ~
the hrst joint while cutting kindlinzs Pr
d4y morning
FOar persons are 70 b. baptized SEN
day. June IOth. and i've are y ~ received
Into The church.
Mi=-es Matte and FIOrenoe Campbell
have gone - the White Mountains for a
tao months stay.
Rev. A. =. Tray and family were call
81 - RaymOsds y. n. THURSDAY. - the
serious HLEless Of hls s0n.
While IN tO~n Recently DR.. Way boaglst
t~o hundred dollar hOrse, and hired
Frank Bal - drive 4 - Portland. jour
Eey II about foag day..
Hard wick.
Mr. Haryey Alien respected citizen
d rhls town- died last Sunday night. He
had b@en gradually f4iliaz for some time.
he sac severely iEjurea few ye4rs ago
ff0n which Be Cd cot recover, and his
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-05

were also labOring men. A laboring
people are always pure, chaste and
virtuOus. 1t is true, labor. through the
willy Vaccinations OF bad men, is often
misguided so as to become an enemy of
society. But there are some noble souls
among those, claSSed as the enemies of
society, and the Catholic church is jeal-
Gus for such souls. She would make
known to them God of justice and
right, for well she knows if
she can reach them, they will
become the best of her children.
The workingman is the friend of the
Catholic church. also of the priest. And
as he goes along ACQUIRED in his work
ing garb he salutes the priest, while
other more pretentiOus individuals pass
him by unnOticed. The Protestant re-
ligion plays into the hands Of the rich.
Their ministers are permitted to marry.
Each one is given the Bible to criticiSe
and interpret to suit his fancy. But the
Catholic church remains the home of the
poor, the weak and the abandoned, and
if they are true to their religious teach
ingS they will be cOnsOled and happy.
No doubt mOralists will arise from
time to time and advance ideas that go
to better the condition of man. 1t were
well then to remember the words OF
Christ: ''Come to me all you who thirst
and are heavy laden" You should
love then Christ Jesus, who always has
kind word and magic smilefO the
moor labOrpF e.,
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GLORULES.

johnson, who was shot by Michael Nash
Friday, has slightly improved and may re-
cover.
The st. Paul Crescent club will give its
first entertainment at 800 Cedar street Tues
day evening.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club will meet in
the municipal court room at o'clock this
evening. Among other business to be con-
sidered is that of club drills.
The Irish National league viii hold an i'm
portant meeting AT the Crusaders hall this
evening. The committee appointed at the
last meeting to devise ways and means for
raising funds will make its report.
The management Of the Olympic claims
that the attraction this week will be the
strongest female combination of this season.
The seats in the first part will be arranged OH
three massive gilded horseshoes, and twenty
six beauties occupying them. There is a
bright afterpiece entitled "A Bachelors
Predicament'
At this mornings session of the chamber of
commerce directors the resolutions presented
a week ago touching the proposed new Jail
site will come up. The tenor of that reso-
luton which is now in the hands of the COM
mittee on roads, bridges and parks is that the
proposed site should be remote from the new
court house. though not necessarily very far
from the business center of the city.
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many children of the church going
somewhere else, you will find poverty,
you will find houses without fire, you
will find children barefOoted on this
cold winter day. 1t is necessary for us
to raise at least 5000. We want some
one to help US in this work. We can't
do it ourselves. This is the one idea,
the idea of saving souls. This must be
infused into every heart" At
the conclusion of Rev. Andrews
remarks Bishop Whipple intro
duced Mr.. Russell, of Dakota,
He alluded to the wonderful benev-
Olence of that great philanthropIst,
George Peabody. who replied to those
who thanked him for the gifts he had
rendered: Il did not know what a
luxury it was to give" Mr.. Russell
closed by appealing for aid for the
Church Mission society.
BISHOP WHIPPLE.
Bishop Whipple then addressed the
congregation. In the course of his re-
marks Bishop Whipple spoke of the
early missionary labOrS in Minnesota
and the work that remains to be done at
present. He concluded by saying:
when | lie in my narrow bed would
rather have the poorest man in the city
drop tear on my bier than to have the
prOudeSt monument that could be
erected to nv memory -
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CoIored Citizens Will Hold a
Convention to Ask for
Equal Rights.
The Cause of Missions in the
City Presented at st.
PauI'S Church.
Supt. Kiehle Gave the First of
a Series of Talks on
Temperance.
HAL REDS SUNDAY.
Visited by His Mother in the Jail
His Devotional Exercises.


Hal Reid did not see visitors yester-
day. 1t was his busy day. He was busy
with his thinking apparatus turning the
recollection crank, and made a special
request of Deputy Sheriff Lunken-
heimer that no person be allowed to see
him. except il be some friend or relative
from Minneapolis. He slept well during
the night and rose at Z O'Clock. He ate
a hearty breakfast, but was very down.
hearted and had nothing to say to the
attendant. Shortly after II O'Clock his
mother and sister, with lady friend
from Minneapolis, were admitted. They
remained about half an hour and the
meeting was very affecting. Reid wept
copiOusly during the interview and fire.
quently protested his innocence. His
aged mother was sadly stricken
by the unexpected verdict, but
bore up braveiy. In parting with
Hal, who is her only son, she assured
him that she did not believe him guilty,
and that she would stand by him, what
ever happened. When the visitors
went away they left basketful of tur-
keys and other good eatables, which
Hal ate with an evident relish. In the
afternoon he joined in the services con-
Quoted at the jail by the Y. NJ. c. A,
singing and praying. Last night he
was locked in a cell for the first time.
1t is understood that motion will be
made to-day 10 admit him to bail pend
ing a motion for a new trial.